December 29, 2025
Expert-led content: why B2B companies need it in 2026In a market flooded with content but short on trust, expert-led insight is becoming the most reliable driver of B2B authority and growth.
Every piece of content has a job: accelerate deals, attract talent, strengthen positioning, or open doors to partnerships.
No vanity posting.
We build around insight only you have: industry patterns, customer signals, strategic decisions, and where things are heading in the next 12–24 months.
You won’t be posting randomly anymore. You’ll have 3–5 signature ideas your name becomes shorthand for.
LinkedIn, long-form articles, keynotes, panels, internal communications — all aligned around one narrative and supported by high-level ghostwriting where needed.

When your narrative, ideas, and presence work together, you become someone people remember, reference, and invite. I'll give your expertise the structure it needs to create real opportunities. It works because:
We start with 2-3 interviews to extract:
This becomes the raw material for your ETL system.
We define:
This is your blueprint.
We decide:
Depending on the engagement, we:
We evaluate:
This is how your leadership narrative compounds over time.
I’m Alice Xerri — founder of AX Content and the strategist behind every executive project.
I help founders turn complex ideas into sharp, commercially useful content. Clear thinking and strong messaging are at the core of my work.
I’ve spent years working with leaders across finance, tech, SaaS, and consulting — translating internal insight into content that shapes demand, talent, and category perception.
My strength: making your ideas impossible to ignore.

No. Ghostwriting is one output. Executive Thought Leadership is the strategy, message, and narrative behind your content — and the ongoing support to keep it sharp.
Usually one to two hours a month. I handle the thinking, structure, and writing — you approve and refine.
Yes. Executive Thought Leadership strengthens what they already do. I collaborate with internal teams so your message stays consistent everywhere.
No. You only add nuance or sign off. All writing is handled for you.
After the strategy is built, you'll see clearer messaging and stronger engagement quickly. Commercial signals — better leads, talent interest, partnerships — typically follow within a few months.
Yes. The partnership includes the full strategy and the execution. You do not need to purchase the strategy project first unless you want it as a standalone engagement.
That is fine. We design a communication system around your strengths — posts, long-form content, panels, keynotes, public relations opportunities, or internal communication. Activity becomes consistent because it is structured and supported.
No. I am very selective. This work only succeeds when an executive is ready to invest in their visibility and willing to use their point of view intentionally. I also work with only one executive at a time, so I take on engagements where I know I can meaningfully elevate the leader’s narrative and impact.
Strategy projects typically cost up to $15,000. Executive partnerships typically start at around $50,000. Both are scoped based on the depth of work required, the complexity of your industry, the platforms and formats we need to cover, and how involved I need to be.
Rather than thinking about this as the above figure, the more useful question is: what is the cost of not becoming the recognised voice in your category? For most, the missed opportunities are far more expensive than the investment required.